Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The Cascade |.. . ° .. ° ' ’ ° . I | LEWIS’ DYE WORKS j | Queen Anne ' s Classiest Dye Wor s j j i | 12 Boston Street j I Seattle, Washington Phone GArfield 2258 j i i Photographer —“Do you want a large picture?” Steve Treadway —“No, just a small one.” Photographer —“All right, close your mouth.” Slim Richards (after helping Tillie in the office)—“How long do you want me?” Tillie —“I don’t want you any longer; you are long enough now.” Al Darling —“The idea of letting your girl tell everybody she has made a man of you. You don’t hear my wife saying that about me.” Russell Bisnett —“No. but I heard her tell Olive that she did the best she could.” j ELliott 4888 Residence: GArfield 7295 CYRIL D. HILL ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW I 409 LYON BUILDING i SEATTLE ► ■ -mam-o o E. W. HALL CO., INC. Phone Elliott 5447 j 911 Second Avenue i Seattle, Wash. ► ■ ■( ■ -«■»- O -«■»- » •« Page Sixty-eight

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The Cascade ►( ■«■»• ;-«■»- x The Scientific Supplies Co. 311 Occidental Avenue Furnishes Seattle Pacific College with their LABORATORY SUPPLIES CATALOG FURNISHED ON REQUEST i SEATTLE j I i »- -«»- )■■«»()-«»• ()■ Miss Ffelson —“The human stomach holds three pints.” Burton Root —“Mine holds more.” Miss Ffelson —“I said the human stomach.” Warren Watson —“Hey, Hemry, lend me a dollar, will you”? Oral —“A dollar! I’m so broke that when I go to class ’I can’t even pay attention.” Prof. Henderlite (to English composition class)—“For tomo rrow I want you to write a ccmpositicn abcut a baseball game.” The next day Harry Shields handed in the following: “Ram, no game.” i i i i i i i i i i i i i I j i i ( i A The Lothrop Studio HIGH-GRADE PORTRAITURE We trust the pleasant relations that have existed for several years between the Seattle Pacific College and this Studio may continue. —J. LOTHROP 425 WALKER BUILDING SEATTLE, WASH. I i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i j Second and University I Page Sixty-seven

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The C a s c a d e A COLLEGE WHICH IS REALLY . CHRISTIAN PARENTS AND STUDENTS NEED NOT FEAR TO PATRONIZE Seattle Pacific College OUTSTANDING FEATURES Homelike Atmosphere Beautiful Campus Wonderful Climate Mountains and La es Hi es and Outings Wonderful Singing Inspiring Teachers Small Classes Interesting Speakers Fine Student Group High Moral Tone Real Spiritual Life A CHRISTIAN COLLEGE for CHRISTIAN PEOPLE The only Holiness Liberal Arts College in the Pacific Northwest. Chartered in 1893. High moral and scholarship standards. Co-education- al. Both Boarding and Day Students. Courses offered in more than twenty different departments, with provision for Majors in English, Chemistry, Mathematics, History and Bible. Graduates receive the Bachelor of Arts Degree. SPECIAL SCHOOLS Fformal School-—A two-year course, meeting State requirements for teaching in the elementary schools. Very excellent opportunity. State accredited. School of Fine Arts. Music —Certificate and Diploma Courses in Piano and Voice; Violin, Orchestra and Chorus. Expression —A two-year Diploma Course. Art —Training in Commercial and Decorative Art. Bible School —Elementary and Advanced Bible Courses for Christian Workers, Ministers and Missionaries. COLLEGE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT A very high standard High School Department is maintained which prepares for entrance into the best Colleges and Universities. Diploma given. State accredited. Fall Term Opens September 18, 1928 For Further Information, Address SEATTLE PACIFIC COLLEGE 3307 Third Avenue West Seattle, Washington Page Sixty-nine